Saturday, February 1, 2025

It’s A Knockout event to raise funds for hospitals charity

Plans are underway to bring It’s A Knockout to the county in aid of the United Lincolnshire Hospitals Charity.

Gather a team to take part in the action-packed day, which will be held on Sunday 30 June at Sleaford Town Football Club.

United Lincolnshire Hospitals Charity Fundraiser, Gary Burr, said: “It will be a fun action-packed day to raise money for the United Lincolnshire Hospitals Charity. This is a great chance to get together with friends, families, and work colleagues to have some fun while raising money for your local hospitals charity.”

Participants must be aged 16 and over. The charity is looking for teams of 10 people. There is a £20 entry fee per person and each team is asked to raise £800 minimum sponsorship.

Kirstie Cartledge is part of the Bowel Cancer Screening Team at Lincoln County Hospital. Kirstie and colleagues have formed a team called the Bowel Screening Babes who will all be dressing up as poo emojis. She said: “What a brilliant way to get everyone together for such a worthy cause. We have got colleagues, friends and family members in our team.

“We will have an extra challenge due to our costumes, we may not be the fastest but we will certainly be having loads of fun. The most important thing is that everyone enjoys the day and we raise lots of funds for our charity so that they can do even more to support patients and staff.”

Gary Burr added: “We’re working with Lincolnshire based We’re a Knockout which is going to bring all of the inflatables for the day. Dress appropriately as you will get wet! Changing facilities are on site.

“Every penny raised will be used to help the charity support United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust patients and staff with those extras that cannot be provided by the NHS. So every participant and every obstacle you overcome really will make a massive difference.

“We’re also looking for stall holders to attend this event, so if you would like to attend with a stand please get in touch: charities.team@ulh.nhs.uk

“It’s guaranteed to be a great day and we can’t wait to share it with you.”

For more information about the charity and to book your place at the It’s A Knockout event, click here.

 

Image courtesy of United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust

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